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    No longer are there bustling sidewalks filled with people on their way to work, ready for a day out. The buzz of talking amongst themselves has died down and the screams of children playing has disappeared. Smoke weaves its way through streets, making sight and smell become a thing of the past. The sky is blackened in a coat of pollution, while the buildings struggle not to collapse and blood is drawn in hopes of power and leadership. Bodies of those who could not run fast enough liter the streets

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    minor differences. Animators are artists that specialize in creating animation. Stop motion is an animation technique that results in an object appearing to move on its own, by physically manipulating that object. It is moved in tiny increments between frames photographed individually. This creates the illusion of movement when the series of frames is played as a continuous sequence. Claymation is one of many forms of stop motion animation. With this form, each animated piece is made of a malleable

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    please listen to me, I’m serious.” “Okay, Paul. I’m listening—we’ve got nowhere to go.” “What I’m saying is, we’ve been lucky staying out of the Cardis’ clutches so far, but they’re going to get us eventually.” “Why do you say that?” “Because they’ll stop at nothing to get revenge. Nobody escapes their reach.” “Maybe we’ll be the first.” “Sherry, you don’t know what they’re like.” “I know what Al was like.” She looked at him. “Oh, don’t go taking that the

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    to Burnside and make my way to the bus stop. The stop itself is nothing more than a pole stuck into the concrete with a small sign on top identifying this section of sidewalk as a bus stop: number 8745 Burnside/Stark, 20 to Beaverton TC. After standing there for just a few minutes that feel like an eternity, watching traffic drive by, I look and in the distance and I can see the white and blue bus making its way to my stop. As the bus slowly rolls to a stop in front of me I shuffle my bags and rush

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    The type of transport that an individual uses daily not only affect themselves, but also the wider community. There are many factors that are likely to affect how an individual makes decisions. Some decisions are made rationally, others are not. In the past decade, both cities of Greater Melbourne and Perth are being affected by people’s transportation choices. The rapid increase in population across Australian cities, especially Melbourne and Perth means that the government is looking for solutions

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    It was the spring of 2007, I was so happy to see the flowers in the front yard were ready to bloom after a long winter we had. This upcoming week, my family was taken on a roller coaster ride of emotions that they were not expecting, so quickly. I remember it was the morning of my Conformation (one of the seven sacraments in the Catholic religion.) And everyone was running around the house to make sure it was clean before the rest of the family had arrived for the party after the mass. While inside

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    for mispronunciation of word-final voiced stops by Saudi Arabian learners of English. The results of this study contradict the MDH. Despite the fact that both Saudi Arabic and English have voiced stops word-finally, the Saudi Arabian learners did not produce the voiced stops in coda positions correctly. The subjects tended mostly to either substitute or devoiced final voiced stops. This paper will start with a brief discretion of the word-final voiced stops (/b d g/) in Saudi Arabic and English. Then

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    audience. Peter Jackson’s 2005 remake took the foundation for King Kong and expanded upon it in almost every way in order to “make again” the amazement of the original for a modern audience. Audiences received the original King Kong very well. The stop motion sequences of Kong were amazing for their time and the movie grossed $90,000 in its opening weekend. In order to bank upon its success again sequels were made and then in 1976 a remake was made to improve upon the original. Paramount updated

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    time. So therefore air pollution needs to be taken care of everywhere, not just in metropolitan areas. Fifty cents of the gasoline tax dollar increase will go towards making the public transit system more feasible to people. This includes more bus stop locations, more arrival and departure times, more accessible train and airplane facilities, and increased safety precautions. Cheaper fares would also be a good means to increase the use of public transportation. In Huntsville, Alabama where the town

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    memory would be placed back in photo albums and diaries. All changes would be temporary until necessity, and personal desire would lead the way to new technology. In the end, one truth stands; with technology comes great responsibility. The Machine Stops (Forster, 1909), contrasts in two main characters approach technology y. Vashti impatient with her son, Kuno, at

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